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Alcohol and benzos don't mix, but a study by UCSF + @aboutKP researchers shows that more problem drinkers are on Xanax, Valium, Ativan than teetotalers or moderate drinkers. Alcohol plus benzos can lead to increased risk of overdose, accidents, falls. https://t.co/JACYfh0K2H
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In utero gene therapy--the latest frontier in fetal surgery--aims to correct devastating diseases in somatic cells before babies are born. UCSF, where fetal surgery was invented, gathered experts to talk through the #science and the ethics. https://t.co/ihF45FzMNV
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Lisa M. Krieger
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By the time a baby is born with a catastrophic genetic disease, medical help is too little, too late. @UCSF doctors are studying a bolder and better remedy, far earlier: fixing genes before birth. #CRISPR https://t.co/TqdElIVBFV